Daytona Kia

Abdulmoiz Ali

The absolutely worst experience of all the dealerships in Daytona Beach. Ross some kind of supervisor was super disrespectful to me and my wife, lied to us and was very deceptive in trying to sell us a Kia SUV. Beware buyers they will lie and deceive you in so many ways. This is not a realible place to get a car.

Ellen Scott

Tim in service was outstanding. He got our second key as promised… sales Department was useless

Douglas Pratt

Not too friendly when I told the salesman that Not only would I not pay $20,000 dealer incentive but I wouldn't be dong business now or in the future with any dealer trying to get it.

Ray Stevens

Daytona Kia Mitsubishi 510 N. Nova Rd. Daytona Beach I strongly advise, as a local guide, that you avoid doing business with this dealership at all costs. Based on my experience and interaction with the "management" and employees there I found their actions to be unethical, deceptive, and downright dishonest. My wife was interested in buying a Kia Sportage, preferably one that was a Certified used car. We were met by JT a salesman who took nus out to the lot. She saw a white Sportage that she liked. Jt showed us around the car. When he opened the trunk I noticed there was no spare tire kit in the space provided just what appeared to be a can of tire inflator such as you would by at a parts store. I asked if the car was equipped with Run Flat tires and he said "yes that's why there is no spare tire Kit." I noticed there were no floor mats. He said "they were taken out for safe keeping and if we bought the car they would be put in before we left the lot". He started to work up a price. I asked him according to NADA what is the trade in value of our car. he looked it up and said "$13,000" So, the end result is; the car does not come equipped with run flat tires. We never got the floor mats or the jack kit as promised. Nada puts our trade at Excellent condition at $14,500. Jim, the finance person, over my objections, sold her an additional warranty for $2043.00 dollars with the exact same coverage as the Manufactures Guaranty. I promptly cancelled the one he sold her but not before he billed her credit card. The $2043.00 charge was also included on the 20th line of the contract thereby, charging her twice for the same item. Lastly, the price they charge us for the vehicle was approximately $13,000 more that a brand new Kia which I verified on line. I am painfully aware of the old adage "let the buyer beware" but when one enters what appears to be a respectable dealership one takes for granted that you would be treated fairly and honestly. It is virtually impossible to talk to the owner or general manager at this establishment. You are forced to deal with Ross who calls himself some sort of supervisor. So be aware. FORE WARNED IS FORE ARMED.